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yes darted from my book to the

eat. I grasped her wrist and pulled h

the emergency exit lever, curiosity plastered on her face. I shouldn't have ta

er, this was w

t?" She asked, tugg

nd with a warm smile. "It's

l hands stretched upward as if she wanted to protest. She was well

again. "No, honey. Those ar

s her age. And at that point, I knew she was about to throw a tantrum

day; you can colour that beautif

htened at once. "

into her seat, momentarily distracted. I exhale

eepy, and I decided to give in to the inevitable. I was tired anyways. The night of trying to make Bianca's dr

scattered on the floor as she suddenly squirmed out of her se

hind her. I quickly got up and made my way to the cabin she disappeared into. Wh

when I let out a, "Oh, Lord." I ran a hand into my head

h. I hastened after her, navigating through passengers. "Daisy, come back!" I said in a low

tched him bend and look at Daisy. He had a stern expression on his face. For a moment

upright, and his expression turned

. "Ah, yes...thank you

scolding. "You shouldn't have children if you can't take care o

man saying? He doesn't even know who the heck I was! I wa

f. "Irresponsible parenting. You put her safe

ed with anger

t before I could do that, the flight a

e; his eyes were not happy. "This mother left

ssure you, she was searching for her child. Children can

ng on the attendant. "Thank you. I was sleepi

. "No worries, ma'am. Let's

about the rude man. What does he know about me? What does he know about my daughter? I

ook after her better." I said with a low voice that I

" The attendant said with

y mind went back to that rude man, and I knew I didn't want to see hi

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nd suitcases. I stood beside Daisy. The hum of the airport and

o a familiar figure-the man who had been rude to me on the p

ore I could react, she darted towards the man.

led out, trying to

t had happened, and his face widened in surprise. He spun around, his face reddening. For a moment, I

your mummy

sorry, sir," I apologised, trying to intervene. "My daughter

him to apologise to me; now I was the one

e; he only nodded curtly. "It is fine,

me. "Thank you for understanding, sir. I'll m

smissively. "Don't worry

This was the man that called me irresponsible moments ago. What chan

h the resolved tension. "She should go? Hell no! She

r, clear skin and graceful features seemed to radiate confidence and authority. Her eyes, a deep, piercing colour, locked onto mine, and I felt a shiver run

rting between me and the newcomer. "Uh, Princess, I don't wan

man took a step forward and hugged the woman, but she w

on. The rude man, whom she had called her unc

forget it."The man said, but Bi

or, my ex's new woman, and now the family mem

eal with someone, this w